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... first Parliament of the young Queen . Lord John Russell writes to the electors of
Stroud : “ I have endeavoured to strengthen our institutions by reforming them ; to
obtain complete and full liberty for every religious opinion ; to give to Ireland ...
... first Parliament of the young Queen . Lord John Russell writes to the electors of
Stroud : “ I have endeavoured to strengthen our institutions by reforming them ; to
obtain complete and full liberty for every religious opinion ; to give to Ireland ...
Pagina 5
At an election dinner at Stroud , Lord of loyalty and devotion towards her person
and John Russell thus referred to the term “ Con . government . Her Majesty is
desirous to see servative , " which the Tories were now using in place of the old ...
At an election dinner at Stroud , Lord of loyalty and devotion towards her person
and John Russell thus referred to the term “ Con . government . Her Majesty is
desirous to see servative , " which the Tories were now using in place of the old ...
Pagina 13
Lord John Russell , by a majority of 188 to 28 , carries a motion for an Address to
the Queen , expressing “ our deep concern that a disaffected party in Canada
should have had recourse to open violence and rebellion , with a view to throw
off ...
Lord John Russell , by a majority of 188 to 28 , carries a motion for an Address to
the Queen , expressing “ our deep concern that a disaffected party in Canada
should have had recourse to open violence and rebellion , with a view to throw
off ...
Pagina 22
John Rickey , a soldier , tried for shoot . ing Sergeant Hamilton of the 12th
Lancers , at Hampton Court . ... In opposition io an amendment proposed by Mr .
Hume , Lord John Russell , by a large majority , carried his motion : “ That
Exchequer ...
John Rickey , a soldier , tried for shoot . ing Sergeant Hamilton of the 12th
Lancers , at Hampton Court . ... In opposition io an amendment proposed by Mr .
Hume , Lord John Russell , by a large majority , carried his motion : “ That
Exchequer ...
Pagina 25
Lord John Russell was a knave ; Harry Brougham was a knave ; Peel was a
knave ; the Duke of Wellington was a knave " - ( Col . Sir W . Napier rushed to the
front of the hustings , and with much earnestness exclaimed , “ I contradict that ;
the ...
Lord John Russell was a knave ; Harry Brougham was a knave ; Peel was a
knave ; the Duke of Wellington was a knave " - ( Col . Sir W . Napier rushed to the
front of the hustings , and with much earnestness exclaimed , “ I contradict that ;
the ...
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| Titel | The annals of our time [1837 to 1868]. [1837 to 1891]. Volume 1 van The annals of our time [1837 to 1868]. [1837 to 1891], Henry Hamilton Fyfe |
| Auteur | Joseph Irving |
| Uitgever | Macmillan, 1880 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Oxford University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 16 mei 2007 |
| Lengte | 1651 pagina's |
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